Southeastern Sneezeweed Part Shade the Indigenous peoples in the

the Indigenous peoples in the Americas have honored this plant by making fibers

The little-leaf lead tree

and the leaves and twigs are often used by Native bees to construct their nests

It can produce 5-foot-tall

BLUEBONNET

Southeastern Sneezeweed Part Shade the Indigenous peoples in theHelenium pinnatifidum Southeastern sneezeweed (Helenium pinnatifidum) is an herbaceous perennial with delightful sunny blooms. Flowers are solitary and comprised of a broad and dense cluster of yellow disk florets surrounded by many bright yellow ray florets. Flowers are 23 inches in diameter. Stems are erect, unbranched, and arise from a basal rosette of leaves. Seeds are borne in brown, hairy achenes. Flowers typically bloom in spring, but may bloom